National Sports Commission Commends Quadri Aruna Family for Son’s Remarkable Medals at WTT Youth Tournament in Luxembourg

The Director General of the National Sports Commission, Bukola Olopade, has expressed the apex sports body’s admiration for the family of table tennis champion Quadri Aruna. This commendation follows the impressive achievements of Aruna’s 10-year-old son, Junior Aruna, at the recently concluded WTT Youth Contender tournament held in Luxembourg. Junior Aruna delivered a standout performance…

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Federal Government Releases 2026 Annual Flood Outlook, Predicting Flooding in 33 States Including Bayelsa, Delta, Adamawa, and Kebbi

The Federal Government of Nigeria has issued the 2026 Annual Flood Outlook, highlighting the potential for significant flooding as the rainy season commences. According to the forecast, released on Wednesday, flooding is expected to affect Bayelsa, Delta, Adamawa, Kebbi, and 29 additional states, along with the Federal Capital Territory. This comprehensive assessment underscores the need…

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Atiku Backs Open Contest in ADC, Vows to Support Legitimate 2027 Flag Bearer

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has addressed speculation regarding his position in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) ahead of the 2027 presidential election. In response to discussions about potential consensus arrangements within the opposition coalition, he clarified his stance on supporting a unified candidate while emphasizing democratic processes. Atiku stated that he would fully endorse…

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Obi, Western Diplomats Discuss Nigeria’s Democratic Process in Abuja Meeting

Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party and former Governor of Anambra State, held a series of engagements on Wednesday with senior diplomats in Abuja. The meetings involved representatives from multiple foreign missions accredited to Nigeria, underscoring continued international interest in Nigeria’s political landscape. The discussions included the British High Commissioner to…

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